College Corner Worker
EL CENTRO DE AYUDA
College Corner Worker
Part Time • EL CENTRO DE AYUDA
SUMMARY
Under the direction of the Program Director/CM Supervisor, the College Corner Worker will work with students in grades 6-12, who identify in needed support. She/He will assist students to navigate the path to college/university process in understanding post-secondary options and individual advising sessions with students providing workshops and creating an Individual Customer Service Plan.
Duties and Responsibilities:
· Conduct an initial pre-screening assessment to determine program eligibility and suitability. Conduct a comprehensive customer assessment. Assist customer in identifying short and long-term academic goals and formulate an individual customer service plan to attain goals.
· Responsible for providing and/or coordinating a wide array of youth mentorship services designed to address the multiple needs and barriers of low-income first generation youth becoming academically self-sufficient. Provide information referral assistance and advocate on behalf of the customer in obtaining needed services both in-house and through outside service providers.
· Assist students with resources/information for college/university admissions, applying for financial aid (FAFSA) fee waivers for college applications (SAT,ACT,AP)
· Provide tutoring/homework /mentoring services to middle/high school students individual and small group. College Corner Workers will coach students around short and long-term academic goals by reviewing alongside students transcripts and report cards.
· .Prepare customer records documenting all services provided. Is responsible for ensuring the tracking of sensitive data is collected and confidentiality maintained. Responsible for the accurate and timely documentation of all customer-based services. Enter all mentorship-related services as scheduled in the City’s data entry system.
· Participate in various FSC program and/or community-related activities as directed.
· Other related duties as assigned by Program Director/CM Supervisor.
· Facilitate communication and maintain positive relationships among other teachers, students’ families and community partners.
· Attend case management related trainings, seminars workshops as requested by FSC Program Director/Executive Direcotor.
· Adhere to daily/ weekly work schedule as agreed upon
Qualifications and Experience:
Must have experience volunteering with other community-based or education programs. Strong written and verbal skills. Experience in tutoring and working with diverse communities. Clear a National Criminal History Check..
EDUCATION: The College Corner Worker must be enrolled in full-time or part-time post-secondary education (4-year university or community college).
SKILLS: Must be bilingual (English/Spanish. Proficient in Microsoft Office Programs, data entry experience.
REPORTS TO: Lori Calvillo, Program Director/CM Supervisor
SALARY RANGE: $22.00 - $25.00 Hour
Compensation: $22.00 - $25.00 per hour
Welcome to El Centro de Ayuda
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Boyle Heights community. Our mission to promote social, emotional, academic and economic self-sufficiency, through a continuum of human services.
El Centro de Ayuda was established in 1981 as El Centro Substance Abuse Treatment Center (SATC) under the corporate umbrella of El Centro Human Services and incorporated in 1996 as El Centro de Ayuda (ECDA). El Centro de Ayuda has over thirty-five years of experience in providing a wide array of human services to low income families residing in the Northeast Los Angeles.
Our Logo represents Growth, Nurturance and Balance. It also acknowledges the Indigenous Roots of the Latino Community. Yum Kaz, the Aztec Lord of Harvest, was chosen for his symbolism of Growth. Calli, the Aztec representation of the home, is the Center of Existence for all the people. Four sprouting ears of corn, a refuge of nurturance, represents the four directions of the Aztec Calendar which symbolizes balance.
Our Logo represents Growth, Nurturance and Balance. It also acknowledges the Indigenous Roots of the Latino Community. Yum Kaz, the Aztec Lord of Harvest, was chosen for his symbolism of Growth. Calli, the Aztec representation of the home, is the Center of Existence for all the people. Four sprouting ears of corn, a refuge of nurturance, represents the four directions of the Aztec Calendar which symbolizes balance.
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